Re: Misuse (?) of "MAX" command?

[strandwg@xxxxxxxx (Gary Strand)]

Thanks, Ansley!

> I'll bet the different T coordinates in the nested command
> are what's causing the trouble.  Ferret will try to put the data
> on one grid to evaluate the nested expression with all the max's.
> At the time the command is read, Ferret doesn't know that those
> are just scalars; i.e. they could have other dimensions, so a grid
> is created.
> 
> Maybe using grave accents on all the values that you know are
> scalar would force them to be evaluated as the command is parsed,
> and then there should be no trouble:
> 
> MAX(MAX(MAX(`MAX06`,`MAX07`),`MAX08`),`MAX09`)

The above did the trick. Now the plot looks nice!

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